Why do dogs dig,understanding why they do that is because dogs behavior is either the product of instinct or they have learned it from another. Digging is no exception, it is a instinct. There are certain breeds which were bred for their ability to dig out game. These breeds have a ability and instinct to dig and that would be hard to teach not to dig.

Why do dogs dig, dogs dig for a variety of reasons. If dogs get bored they will often dig for something to do. If your dog is left outside for long period of time, they may dig to keep their self occupied. Give them a chew toy to occupy their time.

Often dogs dig to escape, Their interest may be on other things outside of their containment area. They may be digging to escape in order to mate with other dogs.

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All about puppies is to understand how your puppy develops, both physically and socially. You can tailor your puppys’ training and play time to include sessions that fit you and your pups schedules and abilities. Following this guideline will help to ensure he is getting the most from his or her new world of all kinds of people and places. It also helps limit training failures-which are most common when your puppy is either bored or asked to perform a task of which he is unable to perform to satisfaction. However, with all about puppies, keep in mind that these are generalized guidelines and your puppy will develop at their own pace.

What to expect from your puppy as it grows and develops within the first year

3-5 weeks of age
Your puppy is just now learning to hear , see and smell. As their senses are quickly developing, each puppy is becoming aware of their surroundings. With this awareness, your puppy starts to socialize with other family members; (brothers/sisters/mother). The puppy will also begin walking, barking, jumping, and playing with his /her family and playmates. At this time, their teeth will begin to show through and they want to and should be encouraged to eat solid foods.

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